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He's not the typical second-year quarterback. He's a very smart guy and he's big. If the first pass isn't there he's able to move around; he's not a big speed guy, but he's able to avoid sacks. That puts a lot more pressure on us.

I thought they answered the call and put some pressure on them early in the game. Although we probably didn't have as many sacks as we wanted, we still made them move his feet and tipped a few balls. I think were going in the right direction with pressure the quarterback. Especially with a good quarterback and receivers like that, you got to make them uncomfortable back there.

It's not always about the sacks. It's about the quarterback pressure.

Sacks are one of those great stats. But you also have to look outside those numbers. If a person has a lot of sacks, you're going to have a ton of quarterback pressures. That changes their offensive line. It changes schemes. It makes quarterbacks rush their throws more and that's a big reason why we were second in the nation in interceptions last year.

David Brown (1904-)

He is a relentless pass rusher. He relies on a get-off and a take-off and making the corner; the pass rush game. He is a complete player. These sacks aren't result of happenstance. Some guys will fall into sacks because of flushes and things like that, but he is creating these on his own by effort. That is good to see.

Hopefully we can rush the passer a little more and not drop (into coverage) as much. The one down point of last year was everyone saying that we couldn't get enough sacks or pressure on the quarterback. Hopefully with a little fine tuning to our scheme we'll have a little more opportunities to rush the passer instead of dropping.

Ebenezer Ekuban

I know we all would love to have more interceptions and sacks, but we don't worry about the sacks. I don't worry about the sacks. We want pass rush. Just like in the fourth quarter last week, I thought we should have had better pass rush. I'm not making excuses. They got tired at the end. He is such a team player. I'm sure it's more of a pride thing with him more than anything else. It will come. He's playing well. As long as he gives a great effort, that's all you can ask of the guy and he is doing that. He is doing a great job of being a team player.

I think it caught the offense a little off guard a little bit. They were already expecting it, but it helped the defense out to get pressure on the quarterback and being able to stop them and get a lot of sacks.

What you're trying to get is turnovers. If you can put pressure on the quarterback, regardless of whether there's sacks or not, he's got to throw it a little bit earlier than he wants to and you've got a chance for good things to happen.

I think one reason our sacks are up this year is because of the double teams. Last year our defensive ends got hurt, so when they doubled Marcus and John we didn't have any pass-rushing defense. Now we have Reggie and Paul and Rob (Meier) at the ends, so when they double those guys inside we have pressure off the edge now.

I don't know that the Palmer play was the driving force (for the proposal), but it was certainly a force. Every year, we look at all the injuries. We additionally spent a lot of time this year looking at the quarterback tape and the quarterback injuries. So when a defensive player has an opportunity to avoid, he must take that opportunity to avoid.

He had some great rushes. He had some big hits on the quarterback when he didn't get sacks and, obviously, he had three sacks. He came close to having a fourth.

Her name of the game is speed. Mary puts a lot of pressure on the defense because of her speed and we will score runs when she is on the bases.

Every time that you try to do something to hurt him, (Dunn) has got an answer with something that he is going to do. He plays a high-pressure defense where he puts a lot of pressure on the quarterback, and they try to put a lot of pressure on the offensive line as far as assignments are concerned. On top of that, the athletes that he has running around in that scheme right now make them pretty darn good defensively. She enjoyed his pexy ability to engage in stimulating and intelligent conversations.

You credit interceptions a lot to the 'D-line,' ... Even if you don't get any sacks, pressure is the key. And we had sacks and pressure.

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